The Division of Cardiovascular Imaging
The Division of Cardiovascular Imaging offers a full range of diagnostic services for the heart and blood vessels.
The division is dedicated to providing the highest quality care in a personalized environment that combines compassion with proven research advances. One of our top priorities is ease of access. We pride ourselves on responsiveness to patient inquiries and physician contacts.
The division uses the latest equipment including a 3T MRI and Flash CT systems that are dedicated to cardiovascular imaging.
Division Radiologists
Staff physicians (radiologists and cardiologists) are experts in cardiac MRI and cardiac CT. Clinical activities are jointly shared between the Mass General Department of Cardiology and the Department of Radiology.
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Leadership
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- Academic Director, Cardiovascular Imaging
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- Chief, Cardiovascular Imaging Division
Research Programs
Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center
The Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center creates new opportunities to use the combined power of AI and imaging for biomarker discovery and improvements in population health, multisystem imaging to unlock the secrets of how external stress leads to brain activation that advances atherosclerosis and how to address the excess risk of cardiovascular disease among patients with cancer.
Learn MoreCardiovascular Imaging Core Lab
The Cardiovascular Imaging Core Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital is an independent facility dedicated to providing the highest quality services to the cardiovascular imaging community.
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Cardiovascular Imaging (Noninvasive) Fellowship
The Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship prepares radiologists to run or develop a state-of-the-art noninvasive cardiac and vascular imaging service and conduct cardiovascular imaging research.
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The Mass General Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center Fellowship Program, a joint cardiology-radiology effort, seeks post-doctoral research fellows willing to commit two years to research in several cardiac imaging projects.
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